Network for Peace

New exhibition (open to the public until the end of July 2016).

With Professor Stephen Chan. South Africa has the second largest economy in Africa and has experienced a prolonged period of economic growth.

A political struggle for more equitable distribution of power and resources

With Maggie Black. Although holy men in India claim otherwise on their own behalf, every person on the planet has to divest themselves of wastes on a continuing basis.

Free lunch-time readings of D'Arcy and Arden's epic play (every day except Sunday). Meet co-author Margaretta D'Arcy, Ireland's Guantanamo Granny.

This event is being organised to mark the 30th anniversary of an explosion and fire at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant in the Ukraine. The incident took place on April 26th 1986.

Just Supper, followed at 8.15 by discussion 'EU - In or Out? How do we achieve a people's Europe?' Andy Forse will support the 'Stay In' vote while John Pinkerton will speak for 'Out'.

The full lineup of the 2016 festival will be available in May.
With over 120 events to choose from there's bound to be something to inspire you!
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Gandhi Foundation Summer Gathering 2016.
A week of exploring community and creativity through sharing. We aim to provide a lively environment and provide for all ages.

Help Arts for Action and Stop the War make powerful artistic statements across London on the 8th May 2016, culminating in a rally on Parliament Square.

With Milan Rai, 'Peace News' editor and author of 'Tactical Trident: The Rifkind Doctrine and the Third World'.

A book signing, reading and discussion with Max Hertzberg.

TOGETHER: Two inseparable deaf-mute friends hang to each other while working on the East End docks.

Coalition Marocaine pour la Justice Climatique. NGO & social movements Coordination.
http://www.coalitionclimat22.org/fr/

Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom (WILPF) AGM (11am) and Seminar (2pm).

The London Radical Bookfair is back, and this year it’s taking place at Goldsmiths University. The wide world of UK radical bookselling and publishing under one roof.

Since May 2015, the government has sidelined clean energy technology in favour of a dash for gas, cutting insulation, and pushing through fracking, roads and runways despite local opposition.

And Milton Keynes Peace and Justice Network AGM.
To reserve a place at Open Table at 7.30pm, please ring 01908 242190 or email bookings@stmichaelspriory.org.uk. Please give 24hours notice.

Dancing, singing & music workshops.

There will be a CO Day event from 4 until 5pm outside the National Gallery. Remembering Conscientious Objectors of all wars, past and present, especially those of the First World War.